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To celebrate the one year anniversary of "1989," Taylor Swift is giving us all a present -- a stripped-down version of "Out of the Woods."

The video below shows Swift belting out her smash hit at the Grammy Museum on Sept. 30. Swift's exhibit, The Taylor Swift Experience, ran from December 13, 2014 to October 4, 2015 at the museum and the singer closed it out with this performance. 

Before performing the song, Swift talked about the relationship that inspired it. When "Out of the Woods" came out, rumors swirled that the 25-year-old wrote it about one-time boyfriend Harry Styles. 

"I'm going to play you a song that I wrote about a relationship that I was in that the number one feeling I felt in the whole relationship was anxiety," Swift said at the Grammy Museum.

"Because it felt very fragile, it felt very tentative. And it always felt like 'OK, what's the next road block? What's the next thing that's gonna deter this? How long do we have before this just turns into an awful mess and we break up?'"

Take, it away Taylor! 

And, of course, happy birthday "1989!"

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"These folks had, very simply, the courage to be imperfect. They had the compassion to be kind to themselves first and then to others, because, as it turns out, we can't practice compassion with other people if we can't treat ourselves kindly. And the last was they had connection, and -- this was the hard part -- as a result of authenticity, they were willing to let go of who they thought they should be in order to be who they were, which you have to absolutely do that for connection. The other thing that they had in common was this: They fully embraced vulnerability. They believed that what made them vulnerable made them beautiful."

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We all have our fast-fashion staples: Zara, H&M, Topshop -- and the list goes on. But there are a few stores that are diamonds in the rough, tending to get overlooked.

Enter Old Navy. Now, you may have shopped at the American retailer when you were a kid or a tween, but these days Old Navy is serving up some serious style. 

Don't believe us? Check out the stylish Instagrammers below who made amazing outfits using pieces from Old Navy. Their prices are unbeatable and if they look this good, who can argue?

Plaid Cocoon Dress, $14

Block-Heel Loafers, $25

Plaid Herringbone Scarf, $10

Faux-Suede Mini, $36

Relaxed Boat-Neck Tee, $12

Poncho Wrap, $29

Frost Free Fleece-Lined Vest, $25

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Well, this is refreshing. 

Kylie Jenner, queen of contouring and elaborate hairstyles, posted a rare dressed-down selfie to Instagram Tuesday night. 

Simply captioned "no filter," Jenner appears in sweats, with her hair pulled back, and very minimal -- if any -- makeup. 

Earlier in the day, she posted a photo in honor of Caitlyn Jenner's birthday that was a bit more glamorous, showing off some bangs and a nude lip. 

Of course, in true Kylie fashion, the sweatshirt in her no-makeup selfie had a little crop action going on. But we digress: This is still the least made-up we've seen her in a long time, and she looks absolutely fantastic.

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After Lamar Odom was hospitalized on Oct. 13, we learned two things about his relationship with Khloe Kardashian: their divorce had yet to be granted and Kardashian still very much cared about the former NBA player. 

And while their decision to call off their divorce made headlines, Kardashian told People magazine she's not getting back with Odom -- at least not yet. 

"There are too many other important things, too many medical things. It's not even in our brains, thinking about us as a couple or having a relationship right now," the 31-year-old said in her first interview since Odom's hospitalization. 

According to Kardashian, Odom has a "very long road ahead" of him. 

"He has to walk that road by himself, and, most importantly, he has to want to walk that road. I will be there supporting him every step of the way," she said adding that she will "always love him."

"I don't believe love is fickle. I believe when you love someone, you are allowed to love from afar. You don't have to be with that person in order to love him," she told the magazine. 

Kardashian has kept an uncharacteristically low profile since she rushed to Odom's bedside two weeks ago.  The reality star kept quiet on the subject for a week before releasing a statement on her website: 

The past week has been incredibly difficult. I am so thankful to family, friends and fans, who have sent nothing but prayers and well wishes to Lamar. I also want to take a moment to thank everyone at Sunrise Hospital, including the amazing doctors and nurses for their kindness and diligent work. Under their amazing care, incredible strides have been made. You can never be prepared for an experience like this, but without the outpouring of love and endless prayers that Lamar has received and the strength I was given from my loved ones, it would have been difficult to endure. Thank you for your continued support. God is great!!!

On Wednesday, the star took to Twitter to shut down haters who were criticizing her for shooting the People cover: 

For more with Kardashian, pick up a copy of People magazine, on sale Oct. 30.

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We are firm believers that a coat is the most important part of any wardrobe. Not only is it the first part of your outfit that people see, but you can get away with fashion murder if you're wearing an amazing jacket (read: you can basically wear pajamas underneath). 

While great outerwear doesn't often come cheap, there are a few amazing finds out there. So we scoured the Internet and found nine striking fall-into-winter coats under $100. Put these on and no one will even pay attention to the rest of your ensemble. 

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Puberty is rough. It's even worse when cameras document your every move because you are one of the faces of "America's first family."

Top model Kendall Jenner, who was just 11 years old when the first season of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" aired, opened up about her struggle with acne on Tuesday. 

"I had such bad acne when I was younger; I remember it SO well," she posted to her pay-for-entry website and app. "I started having skin issues around the eighth or ninth grade."

Jenner, who now twerks in Balmain ads and posts topless photo after topless photo on Instagram, "wouldn't even look at people when [she] talked to them" because she "felt like such an outcast."

"I think I just got acne from being a teenager and simply growing up, which happens to SO many people," she wrote. 

Jenner, who was recently named one of Time's Most Influential Teens, revealed in the promo for the upcoming 11th season of "KUWTK" that she was forced to choose sides in her parents divorce.

Stay strong Kendall and someone get this girl a Proactiv commercial STAT!

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Ever wanted to turn it up a notch in the bedroom without stepping foot in a sex shop? We have good news. New beauty brand Luz de la Riva has created a line of intimate cosmetics to help women get it going with a twist on products you already keep in the bathroom or vanity anyway.

What are "intimate cosmetics," you ask? A term coined by Luz de la Riva, intimate cosmetics refers to a new approach to beauty that emphasizes natural sensuality and sexual balance. The line of perfumes, intimate products, massage oils, lotions and goodies for bath time features pheromone-infused scents and even edible formulas (yes, you heard us right) that encourage playful interaction between you and your partner. 

The products are all clinically tested and do not contain harsh chemicals like parabens, phthalates, talc or GMOs, so you can feel good about using them to get in the mood. The best part, though, is the brand's mission. Created for and by women, the line is aimed to make women feel comfortable initiating intimacy on their own terms.  

Luz de la Riva, CEO and founder of Luz de la Riva Couture Intimate Cosmetics, puts it beautifully: "The core of the Luz de la Riva brand is that we believe women should not tiptoe around the delicate topic of sex -- it’s time for an open and honest conversation about what pleasures us or not." Amen. 

While we are fans of the entire collection, there are a few products that really stand out. We can't stop using the Stella Massage Oil as both a fragrance and hydrating oil, and we are obsessed with the ultra glamorous Lulu 24K Edible Massage Oil for its mesmerizing 24 karat gold flecks and light fruity taste. 

Ready to try the line for yourself? Shop the collection below: 

Looking for more intimate beauty buys for the bedroom? Shop more of our editors' picks: 

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Chloë Grace Moretz will take on Seth Rogen and Zac Efron in "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising," and she'll do it in a bikini. 

On Tuesday, the 18-year-old was spotted filming scenes for the sequel to the 2014 movie in a tiny red bikini top and blue bottoms. 

While there isn't much known about the film's plot, The Daily Mail reports that Moretz will play a sorority girl who moves in next door to Rogen's character. 

The sequel reunites Rogen, Efron and Rose Byrne, whose real-life baby bump will appear in the movie. 

"Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising" hits theaters on May 20, 2016.

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For the first time in 10 years, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are gracing the screen together in "By the Sea," a story about a couple who take a trip to France to try and salvage their troubled marriage, written and directed by Jolie. 

But unlike their last on-screen appearance, this film is not an action-packed rom-com about a husband and wife's secret assassin-lives. 

"'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' this is not," Pitt said in V Magazine’s Winter Issue (Issue 98), which he covers. "'By the Sea' deals with that period when the honeymoon is well over and the couple is faced with the banality of every day and the pains of the unplanned. There are no Hallmark cards that define the next chapter, or the value of a history together. So who are you?" 

Pitt, who poses shirtless for a photo shoot by by Inez and Vinoodh in the issue, opens up about taking direction from his "sexy" wife, and how the concept of them working together again finally played out. 

"The plan was to make something together, with complete autonomy, in the footsteps of Gena [Rowlands] and John [Cassavetes] -- and keep it a family affair. We, by our own admission, were overdue. If I'm going to work, I want to work with my wife," Pitt gushed, saying that Jolie is an incredible director. "[It's] surprising how much I enjoy the direction of my wife. She's decisive, incredibly intuitive, knife-sharp, and might I say, sexy at her post. I trust her with my life." 

As for his character in the film, Pitt admitted, "I play a good drunk because I've been a good drunk," but really, all he wanted was to do justice to his wife's screenplay. 

"Naturally I didn't want to fail Angie's ideas ... her words ... but really I had absolute faith we'd figure it out," he said. 

The new issue of V Magazine hits newsstands Nov. 12 and "By the Sea" hits theaters Nov. 13. 

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For those of us in must-walk-a-lot cities like Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago or Manhattan, what we wear on our feet should be as functional as it is stylish.

That's why knit sneakers -- shoes woven out of thread, rather than sewn with leather pieces, which reduces waste and provides higher flexibility and better comfort -- are one of the best trends to hit the pavement this year.

Adidas started it with a pair of fully knitted soccer cleats in 2014, and now that Kanye West issued limited-edition Yeezys (as IG'd by both a Kardashian and a Jenner), it's safe to say it's a full-blown trend.

Grab some and wear them out -- before it gets too cold out and we're all forced to slosh around in snow boots until April.

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Lindsay Lohan, the former Disney child star, also fell for a Mediterranean man. She has been dating the young businessman Mathia Milani for months. The star of the film Mean Girls and the 28-year-old San Remo native were photographed by paparazzi in Venice during a romantic vacation after Lohan had just finished her probation in the United States for drunk driving. The English actress (and naturalized U.S. citizen) Mischa Barton, 28, is dating the 26-year-old Italian actor Alan Cappelli Goetz. In some cases, these passions lead to wedding bells. Like with Zoe Saldana and the Italian artist Marco Perego. The star of Avatar secretly married the 36-year-old artist in London in 2013. He is from Salò, but has lived in the US for years. The two are mad about each other and recently welcomed twins.

However, not every Hollywood love story with Italian men has ended well. How can we forget Anne Hathaway, the beautiful star of The Devil Wears Prada and Raffaello Follieri, the wheeler-dealer from Puglia? The two lived a virtual fairy tale between yachts, private jets and luxurious penthouses on New York’s Fifth Avenue. The dream ended (along with the relationship) in 2008 when the Foggia native was arrested for fraud and money launde- ring. Not many remember that Olivia Wilde also had a past Italian love interest. On June 7, 2003, the American actress – just 19 at the time – married director and musician Tao Ruspoli. The duo did the road movie Fix in 2008, but unfortunately, the marriage ended in divorce in 2011. Today, Wilde is happily engaged to Jason Sudeikis, with whom she also has a son.

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Though he might not consider himself a street style photographer, Yahdon Israel has captured a compelling collection of images of folks rocking an accessory that we can all be inspired by: a book.

Israel, a 25-year-old Master of Fine Arts student in Creative Non-Fiction at The New School, has literally snapped hundreds of candid photos of people reading. Yes, just reading -- but with an intended acknowledgment of their singular style (it kind of reminds us of the Instagram account Coffee ‘N Clothes). Ultimately Israel’s mission is to debunk the notion that you can't care about fashion while also concerning yourself with reading, writing or both.

 "Why can't someone really like Thom Browne, but then also love Tom Wolfe?" Israel asked The Huffington Post.

Good question. And, of course, the answer is they can. However, it’s going to take some reprogramming of society’s tightly held stereotypes to put that type of thinking into practice -- which is why Israel created the hashtag #LiterarySwag.

 "#LiterarySwag is an intersection of fashion and literature to make literature more accessible to people that don't like to read,” Israel explained.

The Brooklyn native is spreading that message by encouraging people to add the hashtag to pictures of themselves and others with a book or in the act of reading. And to be clear, this is not about celebrating flashy-dressed folks who like to read -- the images don’t always have to be of stylish people who are reading. Rather, the subject simply has to have a book in-hand while projecting his or her own personal style (eye-catching or not).

The idea for the hashtag-turned-movement was sparked almost a year and a half ago when Israel spotted a particularly stylish teenager on the train reading "To Kill A Mockingbird.” He secretly snapped a picture of the kid, uploaded it to Instagram, captioned it #LiterarySwag, and the rest is history.

Israel is so dedicated to his mission that he has even created an annual cash-reward competition awarding $1,500 of his own money to anyone who posts the most photos of people reading and includes his hashtag.

“This is actually money out of my student loans,” Israel told HuffPost. “But I see it as investment into this larger thing.”

And as of late, that “thing,” or what Israel calls the “literary lifestyle,” has also morphed into more than just photos. Nine months ago Israel started producing 15-second Instagram videos in which he features notable names in the literary world -- and beyond -- rattling off three of their favorite writers, as well as three of their favorite fashion designers or clothing brands.

“It’s like those E! television shows where they do the red carpet and ask celebrities what their wearing. I thought, 'What if I did that for writers?'” Israel explained.

The writers, designers, musicians, and influencers that he has captured thus far read like a who's who list, including people like Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Junot Diaz who digs Saucony, “Grey’s Anatomy” actor Jesse Williams who appreciates Givenchy, NBCC award-winning poet Claudine Rankine, who’s a fan of Jil Sander, and the most talked-about author of the moment, Ta-Nehisi Coates, who likes Cole Haan.

Israel’s dreams for the #LiterarySwag movement are lofty. He hopes to do for literature what Fab 5 Freddy did for hip-hop -- which means becoming a cultural pioneer that opens the door into a world that is unknown or unexplored by a significant portion of the population.

"I want to be the person who in this culture becomes identified with literature, insofar as you trust my taste to the point that I can help make books, reading and literary culture popular -- but doing it through fashion. So it's literature as style."  

We’d say he’s well on his way. Check out some of his #LiterarySwag videos below and don’t forget to make sure your book is showing in your next OOTD photo...and tag it #LiterarySwag! 

P.S. And if you're curious, Israel's personal #LiterarySwag rundown is: James Baldwin, Hilton Als, Maya Angelou. Ralph Lauren, Maison Margiela, Thom Browne.

 And a few of us HuffPost Style editors even got the #LiterarySwag treatment. 

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Everyone throws shade at the Kardashians for their attention-grabbing Instagram posts, but let us not forget about one of the original social media narcissists, James Franco. 

"The Interview" actor posted a photo of himself shirtless (of course) with some new ink on Wednesday. A rather large portrait of star Emma Watson covering his neck is the most notable addition. 

Franco captioned the photo, "I heart Hermione," the character Watson portrayed on screen for eight "Harry Potter" films. 

Although getting a neck tattoo of Hermione Granger wouldn't be the strangest thing Franco has done for "likes," it turned out to be a hoax.

Cheyenne Randall, tagged as @indiangiver in Franco's post, is a tattoo artist and Photoshop whiz. On Instagram, he is known for photoshopping fake body art onto pictures of celebrities. Check out this doctored image of Cara Delevingne. 

We suspect that Watson will take the news rather well, considering the two starred in the star-studded comedy "This is the End" together. 

If not, Franco better watch out because we've seen the way she wields an ax. 

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An awesome Halloween costume movement is inspiring young girls to be whatever they want to be.

Dad and HuffPost blogger John Marcotte launched the #MoreThanCute campaign after feeling troubled by the discrepancy between costumes marketed for girls and boys.

"When choosing a costume, boys are told they can be anything they want: brave, scary, smart, adventurous and more," Marcotte wrote on the website for his girls' empowerment organization, Heroic Girls. "The costumes designed for girls, on the other hand, tell them that no matter what they aspire to be, the only thing that society truly values is that they look 'cute,'" he added, noting that even non-princess character costumes for girls tend to include "a tutu and a magic fairy wand." 

"I believe a direct line can be drawn from the aisle that tells little girls to focus on appearance and being 'cute' to the aisle that tells adult women that being 'sexy' is all that society values," he continued. 

To combat these harmful messages, Marcotte is encouraging parents to let their daughters "dream big" and pursue their unlimited potential in the Halloween costume realm. The dad is also asking parents to share photos of their little girls in costumes that are #MoreThanCute on social media.

The results have been awesomely fierce -- with mini sports stars, astronauts, superheroes, doctors and more.

 Marcotte wrote that he hopes these costumes can teach young girls that "even though they are adorable,"  their appearance is not the only thing that society values,  and their dreams should extend beyond being "cute."

"We value girls because of their strength, their creativity, their intelligence and their ambition," he added. "Together we will show the world that while we we think our daughters are beautiful, that is not the most important metric by which we value them."

Keep scrolling and check out the #MoreThanCute hashtag on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for a sample of these awesome costumes. 

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